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Emily Smith

On loan to UNESCO/IOC/Global Ocean Observing System

Emily Smith is a Program Manager at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), where she has been working since February 2015.3 In her role at NOAA, Emily manages several important ocean observation programs:

Key Responsibilities

  1. US Argo Program: Emily serves as the Program Manager for the US Argo Program.2
  2. Global Sea Level Observing System (GLOSS): She oversees the GLOSS network.2
  3. Underwater Gliders: Emily manages the underwater gliders program.4
  4. Ocean Heat Products: She is responsible for ocean heat products within her portfolio.4

Background and Expertise

Emily has a strong background in marine biology and education. Prior to joining NOAA, she worked as a Research Associate at Mote Marine Laboratory from August 2014.3

Contributions to Women in Science

Emily is passionate about promoting women in science and has been actively involved in organizing and leading initiatives to support female scientists:

  1. She founded and championed the Women in Sciences Leadership Workshop, which has grown significantly in participation.1
  2. Emily organized an event called "Breaking Waves, Breaking Barriers" at OceanObs'19, featuring international female leaders.1
  3. She has worked to secure funding and expand opportunities for women in STEM fields to attend leadership training workshops.1

Contact Information

For those looking to reach out to Emily Smith professionally:

Emily Smith's dedication to ocean observation programs and her efforts to support women in science have made her a notable figure in the field of oceanography and atmospheric sciences.

Highlights

May 28 · linkedin

This week at the 8th WMO Workshop on the Impact of Various Observing Systems on Numerical Weather Prediction and Earth System Prediction in Sweden, the first day provided some good highlights. This is the first time WMO has invited the ocean community and it is clearly making an impact.

Sep 11 · linkedin

Starting out the week strong with the Pacific Islands Conference for Ocean Science and Ocean Management. Thrilled to see the rooms bursting at capacity and the enthusiasm for this region and its global importance. Started the morning with a traditional opening ceremony and continued with talks about how to address the many concerns in this region. #oceanscience #oceanographerlife

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Location

Silver Spring, Maryland, United States